Marcus Foster made his debut on the Jimmy Fallon show and it is one worth savoring! He plays Shadows of the City. Wonderful.

This week’s laugh comes courtesy of Shappi Khorsandi on Radio 4’s always funny ‘The Unbelievable Truth’. She’s on with Reginald D. Hunter, Adam Hills and of course David Mitchell. Perfect listen to take you out of office mode for 30 mins.

Josh T Pearson doesn’t need much to get our hearts racing - a chair, a mic and a guitar (and one helluva beard, if you’re counting that). Here, in the middle of an empty room, he performs ‘Woman, When I’ve Raised Hell’ to beautiful effect.

Georges Méliès was a French illusionist and filmmaker - famous as the world’s first “cinemagician”. In a time now where magic on the big screen is confined to 3D and green screens, his is an artform of a distinctly different era altogeter. Indeed, it’s an art form mourned to incredible effect in Martin Scorsese’s recent Oscar winner ‘Hugo’. We won’t give too much away about that film (we do highly recommend watching it with the family though!). So for now, check out some classic Georges Méliès moments…

We’re having a big competition today on The Apple Cart. In honour of Mothering Sunday this weekend we have selected 6 Mothers from musical history for you to guess.

So take a look at our image above and get your thinking caps on.

Once you think you have figured out as many as you can, we want you to tell us on Twitter.

So log on, and tell us using the @ function to @applecartlondon!

We’ll look through and pick a winner on Monday!